Well, technically Chesterton was wrong about that (too) - we know they made weapons too. :) But yeah, it really is interesting how much of the season's themes they sneak in under the radar in this supposedly silly episode...
the apparently non-rational, but actual trans-rational force represented by the friendship that binds Buffy, Xander, Willow & Giles into a (S5 theme please) family.
"Trans-rational." I like that.
And is it possible to adore Aly more than in this ep when she's pretending to be won over by Parker's charms when she's about to burst out laughing?
She really took some extra adorable pills in s4, didn't she?
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Date: 2010-08-06 06:04 pm (UTC)the apparently non-rational, but actual trans-rational force represented by the friendship that binds Buffy, Xander, Willow & Giles into a (S5 theme please) family.
"Trans-rational." I like that.
And is it possible to adore Aly more than in this ep when she's pretending to be won over by Parker's charms when she's about to burst out laughing?
She really took some extra adorable pills in s4, didn't she?